Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

TAo 0ueothoa % the Day-Whsro -
ssaA the ChiAdrca - scAees.
~ autumn days approach Q question sziss ia
naay heasshosds % 70 where to send the boys and
girls % school THR SfAsS advertising columns at
THIS season have much matter Of value TO those who
nave 20 decide the question. In these columns
WIN Dc FOUND very complete index to the educA-
tionai institutions OF the city ana vicinity. 10
further assist the readers Of TIE star, VINO may
be Undecided as TO what school or college TO &c.
lect TIE STAR publishes and viii publish nom
oay 70 day, notices OF schools and institutions that
are Tsu recommended By their patrons or BY
long nd honorable record.
Among boarding and day schools for young
ladies and misses THE Cedars- Is prominent
This exceilent Institution, giving superior adj
sansa&es "a languages, music, history, and ne-
pal Miss Earle. At No 1916 a5th street.
The graded school and Kindergarten taught by
the Masses Pollock and Noerr. at ll27 18th street.
reopens september IA. The school Is conveniently
ment Of lAsge aumber OF patrons
Persons intending to train their voices for choir
or concert work VIII ind 1t 10 their advantage TO
consult agnor Fabiana, OF 9l7 New York avenue
The Importance OF shorthand IN business life
has caused its Introduction into every branch OF
WORK. The Graham system Is taught with speed
and accuracy at 207 9Th street northeast.
Work at the art studio OF MIS- NJ q. Pike win be
resumed at 1850 Pierce Place, where her large
struction.
Miss Eva Mills, the well-known and popular 90
prano. will continue her lessons In vocal music
TINS winter at l2se Massachusetts, avenue north
west.
The study of French under q native teacher ia
sure to give TO intelligent students refined and
correct pronunciation. This may be obtained by
west.
The Pfnkney Institute. No Sls Connecticut ave.
nue., has long been regarded as one OF the best
private institutions In thcty for the preparation
OF young ladies for the duties OF social and do
mesac life. The school reopens on september d.
There are few pr1vAte teachers who are better
known than Prof. +. A. Springer He prepares
candidates for West Point. Annapolis, the colleges,
and civil-Service examinations Information can
be obtained al 800 9th street northwest.
The studies at St Johns college on Vermont
avenue, between NJ and streets northwest, are
arranged in a scientific, classical and q COM
mercial course. The session was opened ON the
9Th instant.
The District pupils Of the Maryland school for
the Blind, on North Boundary avenue Baltimore,
which opens on september 12, VIII be met At the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, this city, at 3
O'Clock P. N. on september Is by the superlnten-
dent Of the school, This institution has been very
successful In teaching the blind.
The NTH year OF the Friends Select School, o.
No. 1911 street northwest, begins on September
% The old building has been enlarged and ex-
tensiyely improved, and the school Will begin its
session under more favorable circumstances than
ever before large corps OF teachers have been
engaged TO teach English, Municipalities the
languages and the sciences
The fall term OF St. Cectlia's Academy, No. COL
East Capitol street. began on Monday last Thor
Ough instruction Is given in the English courses.
In addition music, painting, fancy work, and plain
sewing are taught
The name OF Mile. v. Prud'homme Is one that
has long been associated with good teaching In
French. Her school does not reopen until Octo-
Der, and meanwhile Information In relation to It
may be had by addressing No. Is T. 18th street,
New York city.
On Monday, september IL, the Academy OF the
Visitation, on Connecticut avenue will reopen for
the reception OF pupils for the new year. The
curriculum OF this old and honored institution en-
braces all the practical branches and polite accom-
pllshmentS.
Hrs. Julia Gallmeyer, OF No 1923 Q street north.
west. gives instruction In piano and organ playing
at reasonable terms.